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Hundreds reported to flee Israel's offensive in Jenin
Israel's military orders residents in Jenin on the occupied West Bank to evacuate, according to inhabitants. Earlier on Thursday, Israel claimed to have killed two Palestinian militiamen near the city, reports Israeli media.
Hamas maintains grip on power in Gaza's ruins
After 15 months of war, they have blended in with the masses of fleeing Palestinians. When the smoke settles in Gaza's ruins, it becomes clear that terrorist-stamped Hamas still holds a grip on power.
Israel: Illegal to deny the October 7 attack
The Israeli parliament, the Knesset, has approved a bill that makes it punishable to deny or downplay the bloody attack by Hamas on October 7, 2023. .
Israel's outgoing army chief: 20,000 Hamas members killed
Israel's army chief Herzi Halevi will resign on March 6. The reason is the Israeli military's failure on October 7, 2023, when terrorist-stamped Hamas attacked Israel, he writes in a letter to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz.
Israel intervenes in bloody power struggle in Jenin
After a period of bloody Palestinian raids and battles in Jenin, Israel has now also launched a larger military operation in the city on the occupied West Bank. The goal is to "eradicate terrorism", according to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Hamas: Four women to be released on Saturday
On Saturday, four women will be released from captivity in Gaza, announces the terrorist-stamped Hamas. The message comes after the ceasefire began with the release of the first hostages, three women, by the extremist group on Sunday.
Extremists leave Netanyahu's government
Ultra-nationalists are leaving Israel's government due to the impending ceasefire in Gaza. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's base becomes somewhat weaker.
Mediator: Ceasefire in place early on Sunday
Israel's government has approved the agreement with Hamas on ceasefire in Gaza and release of hostages. A six-week long ceasefire will come into effect on Sunday morning, mediator Qatar confirms.
Mediator: Ceasefire agreement reached early on Sunday
Israel's government has approved the agreement with Hamas on ceasefire in Gaza and release of hostages. A six-week long ceasefire will come into effect on Sunday morning, mediator Qatar confirms.
Biden's warning - parallel to robber barons
Common boasting – but also warnings. USA's President Joe Biden pointed out the risk he believes that hyper-rich tech oligarchs pose in his farewell speech.
Minister threatens to resign if ceasefire is approved
Israel is ready to approve the ceasefire agreement in Gaza on Friday, according to several sources to Israeli media. But Israel's Defense Minister threatens to resign from his post if a ceasefire is introduced.
Multiple deaths in raids following announcement of ceasefire
At least 20 people have been killed in the last few hours in attacks on targets in Gaza. The death toll comes from the rescue service controlled by the terrorist-stamped Hamas on the Gaza Strip.
Unity on Gaza ceasefire - begins on Sunday
An agreement on a six-week ceasefire in Gaza has been reached during the negotiations in Qatar. The ceasefire is to come into effect on Sunday, January 19, and 33 Israeli hostages will be released in the first phase of the ceasefire.
Unity on ceasefire in Gaza – begins on Sunday
An agreement on a ceasefire in Gaza has been reached at the negotiations in Qatar. The ceasefire will come into effect on Sunday, January 19, and 33 Israeli hostages will be released in the first phase of the ceasefire.
Leaders on the West Bank: We should govern Gaza
The Palestinians' Prime Minister on the West Bank believes that the Palestinian Authority should govern the Gaza Strip in the future. .
Many killed in Israeli attacks on Gaza
At least 27 people have been killed in Israeli attacks, according to the civil defense in Gaza, which is controlled by the terrorist-stamped Hamas. Israel's military has issued new calls for evacuation in parts of northern Gaza.
Blinken hopes for a future Palestine
Antony Blinken emphasizes in one of his last speeches as US Secretary of State that a two-state solution for Israel and the Palestinians is the only possible way forward in the conflict in the Middle East. .
Hamas has a new Sinwar - and he's recruiting
A new Sinwar has risen through the ranks since Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar's death. Little brother Mohammed is said to now lead the military branch – and is reportedly working hard to build up the terrorist-stamped Palestinian movement.
Civil Defense: Over 50 Killed in Gaza City
Over 50 people have been killed in several separate Israeli attacks in Gaza City on Monday, according to the civil defense in Gaza, which is controlled by the terrorist-stamped Hamas. Schools, residential areas, and crowds have been hit, according to the civil defense spokesperson Mahmud Bassal.
Mixed reactions to possible Gaza agreement
Mediators in the Gaza War say, as they have several times before, that significant progress has been made in the negotiations for a ceasefire. Right-wing extremist forces in Israel's government are warning against the agreement.
Israel sends Mossad chief to arms talks
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has decided to send the head of the Israeli security service Mossad to the negotiations on a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas – which can be seen as a sign of progress in the talks being held in Qatar. .
Hamas reportedly approves list of hostages to be released
Terror-labelled Hamas claims to have approved a list of persons being held as hostages in Gaza and can be released in an agreement with Israel. .
Multiple deaths in Israeli attack on Gaza
Israeli air raids on targets in Gaza killed at least ten people, according to hospital staff. Among the fatalities in the attacks in southern Gaza on Saturday was a boy, reports news agency AP.
Netanyahu participates in continued talks on ceasefire
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has approved continued talks in Doha in Qatar to secure an agreement on the release of hostages held by Hamas in Gaza, according to his office. .
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